26 Locations
A trendy pub blends the comfort of a classic Kneipe with a fashionable crowd, and Berlin has plenty. From relaxed neighbourhood spots to buzzing corners, a trendy pub here mixes cheap drinks with real character. This overview gathers Berlin locations for an easygoing night.
Pubs across Neukoelln, Kreuzberg and Friedrichshain draw a young, mixed crowd with affordable beer, laid back music and an unpretentious feel, some barely changed in decades. They keep the warmth of the old Berlin Kneipe while attracting the city's creative set. Late hours and a friendly atmosphere define them.
Browse the venues below to find a trendy pub across Berlin, from neighbourhood locals to buzzing corners.
Berlin's wackiest experience pub has been located in Charlottenburg since 1971: Das Klo on Leibnizstraße, just around the corner from Ku'damm, serves beer in urinal bottles, sends tables flying into the air, and greets its guests with a jet of water. Those who enter here know what's coming. Mostly, at least.
Melitta Sundström bar in Berlin's Kreuzberg district is a fixture in the LGBTIQ* scene, blending a vibrant queer history with a charismatic atmosphere. Guests will find a place where cultural commitment and communal celebration form a successful unity.
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'Zu mir oder zu dir' in Prenzlauer Berg is a popular spot for dates. With warm lighting and cozy sofas, the small pub feels like a living room where people can casually meet with DJs and creative drinks.
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Twice a week there is a hilarious karaoke party at the Knutschfleck (love bite) until the early morning hours.
Skulls, demonic figures, and red-and-black dim lighting create the cozy atmosphere for the hard 'n heavy scene at Paule’s Metal Eck.
Heile Welt Bar in the Schöneberg district around Nollendorfplatz has been an institution for gay and lesbian guests in Berlin for years. In this cozy scene bar, queer people meet for an aperitif after work, to pre-drink before going to the club, or simply for a convivial get-together with friends, while high-proof cocktails and a relaxed atmosphere ensure unforgettable evenings.
The lounge ambiance of Reingold in Mitte attracts both true connoisseurs and the upscale business scene. Particularly striking is the 17-meter long bar counter, which stands in front of a golden wall.
The Coven is a stylish scene bar for LGBTIQ* in Berlin's Mitte district, consciously distinguishing itself from traditional gay bars with elegant design, excellent cocktails, and a diverse clientele. Through its refined aesthetic with dark colors, industrial elements, and mystical furnishings, the bar creates a place where open-minded people of every gender and sexual orientation feel welcome.
Hafen in Berlin-Schöneberg is a vibrant scene bar for LGBTIQ* and has been an established meeting point in the queer-friendly Motzstraße district for many years. The bar offers a cozy atmosphere where diverse people gather to celebrate, dance, and socialize.
The Knutschfleck cocktail bar at Alexanderplatz in Berlin impresses with a cocktail stock exchange, variety shows, and stage performances.
Punk is not dead – at least at Clash in Kreuzberg.
Angela Merkel, Gerhard Schröder, Guido Westerwelle and Ursula von der Leyen have been here - die Ständige Vertretung, short: StäV, is the in-place for well-known politicians.
The bar "Zum schmutzigen Hobby" is located in the Friedrichshain district on the legendary RAW grounds and has established itself as a staple in Berlin's scene bar landscape. Founded by drag queen Nina Queer, this cult pub welcomes everyone – whether gay, queer, trans, bi, or heterosexual – providing a place where the LGBTIQ* community and local bohemians can celebrate and connect.
Roses Bar in Berlin-Kreuzberg is a charming LGBTIQ* scene bar that promises unforgettable nights with its pink plush walls and quirky decor. The intimate atmosphere on Oranienstraße invites lively evenings where scene connoisseurs and curious newcomers alike feel comfortable.
The Himmelreich hosts both DJ events and wild parties.
The interior or Barbie Deinhoff's is mainly pink with the typical queer LGBT charme, making the bar one of the queerest in the Wrangelstraße neighbourhood.
The restaurant "Zur U-Bahn" in Berlin-Schöneberg has been reported to us as closed.
Luxa is the starting point for the retro-cool Mitte scene into a successful party night.
Almost everyone at Sankt Oberholz is 'doing something with media.' During the day, the Digital Bohemians, as the scene of freelance writers, designers, and journalists calls itself, sit here, sipping lattes and working on their latest projects on their snow-white Macbooks.
The KIM Bar on Berlin's gallery mile in Brunnenstraße in Mitte, located in the former Postcafé, is tiny and somewhat inconspicuous from the outside, but undeniably atmospheric.